lucin cutoff造句

• The causeway for the Lucin Cutoff divides the lake into two parts.
• The Lucin Cutoff completely bypassed Promontory Summit.
• The town was moved in 1903 to serve as a stop for the Lucin Cutoff.
• By 1908, five passenger trains and seven freight trains were using the Lucin Cutoff in each direction daily.
• In 1904 a new railroad route called the Lucin Cutoff was built by-passing the Promontory location to the south.
• One of the longest trestle spans created was for railroad traffic crossing the Great Salt Lake on the Lucin Cutoff in Utah.
• In 1904 the Southern Pacific Railroad, successor to the Central Pacific, completed the Lucin Cutoff across the Great Salt Lake.
• The "'Promontory Mountains "'are a Promontory Point at the southern tip of the range via the Lucin Cutoff railroad causeway across the lake.
• Although some cutoffs, such as the Lucin Cutoff, may run or more in length, there are cutoffs that are quite short, or less in length.
• Having been bypassed with the completion of the Lucin Cutoff in 1904, the Promontory Summit rails were pulled up in 1942 to be recycled for the World War II effort.
• Among the most important improvements to the original grade was the Lucin Cutoff, a completely new stretch from just west of Ogden to Lucin, a few miles east of the Nevada border.